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No Womens Suffrage in EncIond
ERRATIC CHURCHILL.
Ee Casts Another Bomb Among English
Politicians.


Politicians.
NEW YoRK, February lst-A. MT p.
Gill. NJ. P, telegraphs to the Tribune from
London: Churchill's sensational speech
tonight opens new and startling crisis.
He has flung over Salisbury and the Tory
party, has secuted Harrington and the Lib
eral Unionists, and-strangest of all-has
cut asunder the shadowy tie that was sup
posed to have linked him in secret with
Chamberlain. Poor Chamberlain had on
Saturday evening cut himself adrift from
the two last parties with which he had
formed connection after leaving the Lib
eral camp and hoisted eager signs
of invitation to Churchill Randolph's
answer tonight amounts TO calling
Chamberlain a fool, and warning him 10
keep clear ol hiB, Chamberlain is now
alriit altogether aud there is no rescue for
him, except TO return without conditions
to the Gladstone camp. His only other
alternative, that of forming party with
Churchill, is at an end. RandoIphs attack
upon the Unionists, Tory and Liberal par
ties was as powerful as unexpected Their
parrot-cry of Uphold the Union r in the
face of the advancing cry of " Home Rulel''
he compared with the cry of Great is
niana of the Ephesians :" with which the
Ephesians hoped to stem the tide of the
new religion.
The object of Churchill's performance is
oil II 10 hot 7 SOTO
when l prepared you for his approaching
resignation, and at the same time he had
no idea of joining his fortunes with those
Of politician who had made so stupid
wreck of himself as Chamberlain. He has
seen he cannot work with the old ele-
ments of Toryism, and has made up his
mind TO try and form a new party out of
the young Tory Democracy, who believe in
him. Tonight he appealed from the Tory
party and House of Commons 10 the peo-
pie, and he recalled the fact that ii is only
four years since there was hardly a Tory
member in the House who could afford
him civil look. He fought them, with
the people at his back, and be will fight
them again.
To say the speech has caused consterna-
ton among the Tory and Liberal Un;onist
ranks is to use mild expression Hart
ington, whom he compared to "a rotten
crutch,' glared at him in dumb fury while
he spoke. There is no doubt he severely
damaged the Government, and there seems
to be little doubt whether his victory shall
come soon, or with Gladstonian triumph
intervening. But come it will, and if
Toryism is to have any future in England
at all, Churchill is its destined leader.
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Republican Senator from New Jersey.
NEW YORK, February 1st-A. a.-Seyeral
specials from Trenton N j., intimate that
things have been fixed whereby Sewcll, a
Republican, will be reelected Senator to-
day
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BECOMING ANXIOUS.
Uneasy Feeling in German Government
Circles.

Uneasy Feeling in German Government
Circles.
BERLIN, February 1st-A. MA COM
mittee of the National Liberal party has is
sued manifesto TO the electors. They
say: Never since the Franco-G erman
war has the danger of great conflict been
so near. No statesman can form any GER
tain conclusion as to the future, even for a
few weeks. The peace of Europe rests at
this moment solely upon the strength.
readiness for action and moral trustworthi-
ness of the German army. The National
Liberals are confident that the voice of
universal suffrage will pronounce right
the decision that an unpropitious issue of
the election will bring down upon the
country war with all its terrors."
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How THE FoRGET-ME Nor WAS NAMED
Some say that the flower was given as a
souvenir by Henry of Lancaster, when in
exile, to the Duchess Of Bretagne. Others
that the name perpetuates the last words of
lover TO his mistress, as he threw her
the flower she craved of him at the cost of
his own life in the Danube Grimm traces
il to the German legend of a certain luck
flower, which admits It's finder into the re-
cesses of mountain or castle where un-
told wealth lies before him. When he
goes away with as much as be can carry he
leaves behind him the flower to which he
owes his fortune: and, as he leaves, the
words, Forget not the best Of ali " re-
proach him for ingrati,ude, the suddenly
closing door either imprsoning him for
ever, or descending upon one OF his heels
and lamnng him for life. But there is
fourth tradition still. Adam, as be named
the plants in Paradise, bade them all re-
member their names. One little flower
that paid no attention, had to ask the
father of men, BY what name dost thou
call me?" Forget me not was the re-
ply which has caused that humble flower
ever since TO droop its head in shame and
ignominy.
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EAPM EnR SALE

NN. ACCOUNT OF OTHER BUSINESS asE
~ / viii sell my well improved farm, sfS5
comprising l50 acres of choice Grain and -
Fruit land, located 81 miles east OF fremont
Station. between Davisyille and Dixon, with
provements are worth fully half the price de-
manded for the whole. Price 600 per acre;
about one-half down; balance on easy terms.
For particular, inquire on the farm or at my
office. Il. STELLlNti, Davisyille Cal. lplm
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AN AMERICANS VIEWS.
Pendlston Says the Earopea,
Situation Is Strained

New YORK, January 31st.-Hon George
Ii. PendIeton, Minister to Germany, who
arrived here yesterday was seen by re-
porter to-day. Penileton was asked his
views as to the possibility of war in Europe
aud the general feeling in regard to it at
the German Capital. He replied that he
had been on the ocean for nearly two
weeks. hence was not informed as to re-
cent Developments in the matter. Since he
landed be had not been able to catch up OH
the news. The situation he remarked,
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Terrible ocean Disas.ar.

LONDON, January 31st.-The British ship
Kapunda, which left London December
llth for Fremantle. Western Australia.
with emigrants, came into collision near
the coast of Brazil with an unknown yes-
sci and was sunk. Three hundred Of those
o. board were drowned. The remainder
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NONE BUr Girls WITH MoNEY.-Mar-
riageable girls in Bolivia will probably
serepade the members Of the present As
scmbly. In most countries these gentle
men would become decidedly unpopular
among the fair sex. and would find few
partners when inclined 10 dance. They
would also have the majority Of the officers
of the army against them. They have
passed law which should result in a rev.
olution of some sort or other, which reads
as follows: No officer, from the rank of
sub-Lieutenant to Captain, will be allowed
10 marry, unless he can prove that the
lady with whom he wishes to marry pos
sesses a dowry of at least 81 600" This
seems a new order OF procedure. Bolivian
legislators express poor opinion of their
officers in thus coolly throwing the onus of
their support on the weakersex. d" Fortune
hunters are despised in most countries,
but here we find that in a republic all the
subalIerns are compelled to become fortune
hunters or remain single. Legislators in
Bolivia want the women 10 support the
warriors. Novel legislation, which cannot
be productive of good results-Panama
Star and Herald
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Boulanger, the Bugbear.

BERLIN, February 1st-A. M.-The Post
(semi-officiap in leading article headed,
ION the Edge of the Knife" says: The
position of General Boulanger is now not
only strengthened, but becoming unassail-
able -
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TIE CHARLES \. yoGELER CO., Baltimore. Md.
81 AZ persons USING 81. Jacobs Oil Or Red
Star CDyqh Cure, 1riUJy seHii2g u tlQoccRt stamp
and q Ais.orn Of their case. ,ccei,s ADYICE Free.
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DONE by THE STRIKERS.
Attempt to BLOW Up an Ocean Steamer
with Dynamite

with Dynamite.
New YORK, January 3lst.-At o'clock
this afternoon the steamship Guyandotte
sailed from her pier in this city for Norfolk.
When Off Long Branch an explosion oc-
Cured in the after-part of the saloon, by
which Captain Kelly and James Justine
were slightly injured. The explosion is
believed TO have been from dynamite
packed in a satchel that had been left in
the closet. The steamer at once put about
and arrived at her dock at 1890 tonight.
The amount of damage to the vessel has
not been ascer,ained vet
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FOREIGN.
CANADA.

The Imperial Government to Send Out
Men-of-yyar-
ToRosTo, January 3lst-Tbe Ottawa cor
respondent of the Nail says: Yesterday
the announcement was made that the Inn
perial Government has consented to send
men, of-war ont next season to assist in the
protection of the CaDadian fisheries. To
the people of the United States, doubtless.
this will be anything but palaIable infor-
nation, but as matter Of fact, it is simply
following the precedent established before
the Washington Treaty came into oyer
art0u
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NEW YORK MARKET,

1850 and 1929 X street...-=.saoramento.
OPARERIBS AND PORK. AND ALL KINDS
y of Fresh and Salt Meats. Every variety of
Sausages fresh every day. Also, Ham, Bacon
and Lard at the most reasonable prices. Beef
and Mutton by the carcass side or quarter,
shipped 10 sll parts of the country. All orders
In ODELL & HERZoG, Proprietors.
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From Same Years Latcr-Cured.
Strasburgh TuscarawaS Co., o. Oct. %, 1886.
continued using your st. Jacobs and 1t
cured me ofseyeTe backache.
JOHN DIEFFENBACHER.
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FARMS
FOR SALE !!

400 acres of the choicest Fruit and Al
falta land situate on the west bank of Sacra-
meuto river. about miles above sacramento.
If purchased at an early date, price, si6,ooo
go acres of the finest Fruit lard in Sacra-
mento county one mile south of Florin; S acres
are in bearing Grapes: acre Biackberries; IL
Strawberries; a small Orchard; all can be cul-
tivated; Improvements consist of frame
Dwelling of three rooms. q large Barn, three
windmills: land perfectly level; water can be
run all over the place; Improvements, along
with Piow Tiarrows Cultiyator and Spring
Wagon, go with the place. Price, s., 500.
w. F. CohSMAN NJ
REAL ESTATE SALESR00M,
S25 j street crane nto.
P. BOIL. liptfl 2. G. wATERRousE.
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WHOLE NO. ll,I67.

were saved and have arrived at Bahia.
The kapunda was an iron ship OF / .s04
tons. She was commended By CaAaiu
Mason.
No Women's Suffrage in Enslaad.
LONDON. January 31St. Baron Deaman.
in the House of Lords this afternoon
moved second reading of the women's
suffrage bill. On motion of the MARQUIS
OF Salisbury, the motion was rejected with
out division.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
S;JACoBS OIL
LUMBAGO--LAME BACK.
From a Lumbago SUFFERER, March. 1852.

ES-Afer lapse Of gears statements confirming
the efficacy Of St Jacobs oil and its permanent
cures, are 9lpen belop.
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from Same Years Lnter-Cured.

from a Sufferer at t64-September, 1873.
Strasburgh, Tuscarawas Co, Ohio,
Ihaye been afflicted with rhcumatim for
several years and got no relief until used
st. Jacobs Oil. By the use of Two bottles 1
was greatly relieved.
Holm pIEI99ENp ftJIEp
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ROSE SPRING RANCH
FOR SALE.

Icn ACRES, 6 MILES EAST OF ROSE
lou vile, in Placer county; first rate for
Fruit or Vegetables; an abundance of good wa
ter at all times; price, So 900 Call at the ranch
or address II. D. MARSHALL. Folsom. ia27-lm*
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Land Exchange.

TINE ADVERTISER WILL EXCHANGE A
valuable and well-eq1ipped farm worth
$3.50. 900, in the near vicinity of New York City;
also, from 1900 to 1900 head of fine Cattle in
first-class condition, including some 5000 head
of Cows and 200 Graded Bulls, in desirable 10
calty, for large single tracts of land in Central
or Northern California, and will take back
mortgages at six per cent. interest, or pay ad-
ditional cash sums as may be agreed upon.
superior grazing tract of 260,G00 acres. CON-
pletely fenced and sbundantly supplied with
feed water and buildings upon which the cat
tie are now located, will be leased for five years
at q nominal rent as may be agreed upon. No
brokers, agents or secOndsries will be consid-
cred in the business. Address
j.. p. WHITNEY,
1ptf Rocklin, Placer county, Cal.
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The Inter.ta.e Commerce Eli.

WARRINGTON, January y31st.-Represepta-
tive Henley has advised the President to
appoint w. W Foote, of San Francisco, as
a member of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. The names OF other Californians
of both parties have been presented to the
President for appointment on the Commits
sion. It is considered entirely probable
that one member of the Board will be
chosen from the PsciEic coast, as it has an
interest in the bill second to no other sec
ton of the country. The President is en-
tirely non Communication the subject Of ap-
pointments, az he is upon the question Of
signing the bill. Attorney-General Gar
land still has the measure before him, but
it is expected that he will rends. az
opinion upon its constitn,i0nalily at the
Cabinet meeting tomorrow. No matter
what his opinion may be, the general SEN
.ilaens is that .he President viii approve
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103 Prince St., New York, n. T., Nov. l. 1886.
/ cheerfully confirm my statement; was
completely cured. st. Jacobs Oil is the
standard. recommend it for family use.
c. c. SHAYNE
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COLONY LANDS FOR SALE.

HAK PARK COLONY, TEHAMA COUNTY,
" is in the rich timber belt on the line of the
Oregon Railroad, and is commanding the at
tention of settlers one of the choice localities
for building homes. The climate is mild, the
soil fertile and produces all the fruits in perfec
ton. Secure lands here at the present low
prices. Inquire at 426 street, sacramento. I'm
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A Lumbago suiferer-August, 1881.

A Lumbago Suiferer-August, 1881.
2i9 Middlesex St, Lowell, Mass.
About two months ago / had a stitch in
my back, suffered extreme pain and was
unable to leave my house. l tried st. ia
cobs Oil. Less than Il bottle cured me.
DAVID LAWRENCE.
From Same Years Later-Cured.
Lowell. Mass, Oct. 90 1886.
Several years ago l had severe attack
ofrheumatism. tried st. Jacobs Oil and
in few days was cured. Have not been
troubled since. DAVID LAWRENCE.
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MAREETS.
IF YOU WISH

To make both ends "meet." see that
neither end is bone, or go to
726 and s25 l. street.
TNSTABLSHED 1s4.-FINE PORK AND
Ia Bologna Sausage constantly on hand. Pure
Kettle Rendered Lard, aud No. Breakfast
psrnv, q snepialtv In
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LATER-A NARROW ESCAPE.

The Guyandotte left with mixed cargo.
though only partly loaded. She carried
five saloon and fifteen steerage passengers,
with crew of AZ persons. 1t was dis
covered that hole about fifteen feet square
had been caused by the explosion, through
the main and hurricane decks, and much
damage had been done in the saloon and to
the outside homework on the main deck.
The cabin was filled with splinters of lin
Der. The vessel was otherwise uniDiured,
but the Captain deemed her in no condition
to continue the voyage, and he put back.
THE rIEYD AND HIS BOMB.
A stranger was seen hurrying from the
closet where the explosion occurred a few
moments before she sailed. He was about
% years old 5 feet inches high, and ear
ried satchel when first seen, but had none
wien he left the ship. Kelly will see no
one tonight. No person has been per-
mitted on board, and the pier of the COM
bany is guarded by police.
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week. 2 weeks. sweeks. / month.

l square in WEEKLY UNION. fist time. 90.
each subsequent time, ST.
No extra charge for Cuts, which must be of solid
metal.
SACRAMENTO PUBLISHING CO.,
SACRAMENTO, CAL.
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FOB SALEr-TO LET.

Tor SALE-A LOT OF WORK AND o.
L Saddle Horses, from the State of E.sssJ q
Nevada, at K. r. Corrals, Fourteenth HA
street and North Lsyee, Sacramento. Apply to
w. T. CRANE. ia59 2w*
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103 Prince St., New York, N Y.
I had very severe attack of lumbago;
could hardly walk. / tried bottle of st.
Jacobs Oil it relieved; l tried another, it
cured me. / would not be without if it
cost S. bottle. &C. C. SHAYNE.
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A F!RST-CLASS
DRUG Business!

IN The INTERIOR FOR SALE, Re
L quiring capital of three or four thou ~
sand dollars: doing good business. For E-
full particulars inquire of KIRK, GEARY -
& CO i'm
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WANEED-LOST-FOUND.

NTANrED-A LADY WISHES A SITUATION
w to do housework; city or country. Call on
NJ. J. B., >" this office ia3l.3t+
TIT TANTED-TWo GOOD Mixers. $50 ::
w also, ranch hands. SO; also, men cooks
walters Female girls TO wait; an upstairs
girl; also, girls for housew0rk, SIS to S25 Apply
to EMPLOYMENT OFEICk, Fourth snd <
streets, Sacramento. II
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A Corner In prunes.

NEW YORK, February lst-A. MA syn
dicate, at the head OF which is broker jan
sen, and which is composed of druggists
and leather men, has been formed in this
city to create a corner in Turkish prunes,
the finest variety imported to this country,
and which always command the highest
nricps
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EoR RENT-3O0 ACRES FINE BOTTOM
Il land near the city, suitable for u large dairy
or cattle range. Inquire at 6i2 II street, Sacra-
mento. ja2i-2w"
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GARPErS.-GOCD QUALITY YARD WIDE
~ Ingram. only g. cents per yard, sewed and
laid; One Dozen Patent Rockers, covered in
velvet, only Sc each. All for sale at CHA6. NJ
CAMPBELLs, 400 K street. Upholstering and
Repairing. I'm
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E'oR SALE-oN MODERATE TERMS, -FOUR
II lots, S0x160 feet each. on south side OF
block between o and P, Twentieth and Twenty
first streets one of the most elevated and pleas
ant locations for n residence in the city: short
distance from street railroad Apply to w. z.
CHAMBERLAIN, at Bank of D. o. MILLS & co.
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ITO LET-CHEAP, TENEMENT8 AND UN-
i furnished rooms-good location-suitable
for housekeeping for small families. Inquire of
d. GARDNER, northeast corner Fourth and l
streets. If
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Maxwell q gain Resp;ted.


New YORK, February 1st.-A. M.-Chas.
Ogden Ferris, who claims that he is Sir
Roger Tichborne, and who has been con
fined in Jail for several months, was con-
victed yesterday, in the United States Court
in Brooklyn, Of fraud in obtaining $30e0
By representing to the Government that he
lost two fingers while serving as a volun-
teer in the war
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-02-17

REGULARITY OF A HoRsE's Eye
One often hears the expression that a
horse don't know its strength. That
is mistake. A horse is fully aware
Of its strength, but, owing to pecul-
iarity of its optic lens, it is kept in a
constant state Of intimidation. A
horses eye magnifes NEARLY six diam
eters, and a man looks like giant to
it. Queer, ism I it? but true. A series
Of curious experiments recently made
by Partisan savants have established
it beyond any question. That ac-
counts for many of the odd fits of
fright the best horses are subject to-
Our Country Home.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-02-17

A young Englishnian recently blew ON
his t9.ins because his father would not ner-
mit him 20 join brass hand. That il ss II
should be. His father would doubtless
have blown out his own brains II he had
joined the band
You are from the country, are you NOT,
sir!' said dandy young bookseller 70 q
homely dressed Quaker who had given him
some froable- Yea" 4Here's an essay
On The Rearing Of Calves" THAT said
Amirldab, rs he turned 10 leave the shcp.
Thee had better present to thy mother"
do you believe in a future Life In which
We shall renew the ties that bind us togeth-
err Il do" said the henpecked husband,
sadly, -but don't want To-"
aFellow citizens r. exclaimed n POLITICAL
orator-@fellow-c citizens! I'm seifmade
man." Il thought So" yelled an old lady,
'and you'd have done aheap better IL you'd
let the job out 70 some one else"
Grocer-Half a pound Of tea. Which
win You have, black or greenl Servant
Shure, ayther will do; It's for an ould wo-
man that's nearly blond.
Two young city ladies in the country
were standing by the side Of wide ditch,
which they didn't know how to cross
They appealed to q boy who was coming
along the road for help, whereupon he
pointed behind them with startled air,
and yelled, 'Snakesr' The young ladies
each crossed the ditch at . single bound.
"There were SOS divorces in Indiana last
year" remarked a Congressman to his wife,
who Is an Indiana woman. "Yes," she re-
piled, with some spirit, "and there would
be more, if all Indiana women married
Congressman" Then he didn't say any
thing further.
A tired and worried woman hurried into
the Police Station the other day, asking If
there were any stray children recently
picked up. She was told that there were
five in the different stations. "Well, I've
lost seven" she said, "where can the other
two be y